Reviewed by: LIZZARD , from ERIE,PA.U.S

Summary:
Here's the deal these trails don't exist to anyone but the cross country team and the creek, there hard to maintain, hard to bridge, and fun for us all. The trails are a fairly long ten mile loop, up's down's to one mile in length. Different loop's for skill and diversity, you want to climb climb! You want to scare hiker's go somewhere else. Be curtious show respect and slow down when you see a dog or human this is one of the last in bounds area's in Erie. After this we start driving far away,Asbury Woods has nothing on Behrend. Seriously it's so much fun and I'm thirty and old, we need to protect this gift As LONG AS WE CAN when I'M fifty and slow you can tell me to go to hell till then wise up and look for the wednesday group ride to show you around this beautiful trail system.

Recommended Route:
from second parking lot on campus past tennis courts on right go up go down just hold on.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
RED HAUS, CLARK RD. ASBURY WOODS. SCOOT PARK. DAVE BENDER RIDE IN GIRARD

Reviewed by: Regan Tanner , from North East, PA

Summary:
This loop that we do is 8.5 miles and now fire road. I mean anything you can drive a car on isn't mountain biking anyway. This place is awesome.

Recommended Route:
Start at the bottom but go to the right out of the small parking lot. Go down to the creek and ride it untill you see some space across the creek ride there until dead end cross creek again you willsee path new trail ride to dead end. turn around and go back on same side of creek until you reach a large concrete pipe. Cross main fire road and go up. Challenging beyond imagination. At top there is a small loop that has been cut in half by new road. Go to campus and go up. There are numerous trails along the cliff and you can cross Jordan road for yet another loop. Then the downhill home. Sweet

Reviewed by: zebrahum , from Erie, PA

Summary:
i just wanted to mention that you can expand the ride there if you pick your enterance point differently. you can enter the trails from across the bridge in the back of the reed lot at penn state. you can also jump across jordan road at the very top of the double track hill by the maitenance building and there's another trail system over there. just giving you guys some more options

Recommended Route:
start at the bottom, a great workout

Other recommended trails in the same area:
ride where you can have fun, even downtown is a blast

Reviewed by: JOHN TOME , from ERIE

Summary:
This trail has alot to offer any real mountain biker, long discipline testing climbs, fast descents,quick steep drops that require technique, skill, and guts. If you are one who likes a long rolling XC ride that takes you miles from your car this may not be for you. however if you like a good hard workout while staying within 30 min (if youve broken your bike) of your auto and civilization this is a great trail system. There are lots of trails to find that can hone any skill you are lax in. For the location this place offers alot of fun and beauty. We have a group that rides almost every wed. night after we are released from our respective jobs and it is a blast! If you dont like it you are......A) out of shape. B)just a downhiller and hate climbs. or C) you want a trail that takes you far far away from parking, people, and help.

Recommended Route:
THIS TRAIL CAN START FROM A FEW PLACES. DEPENDINIG ON HOW YOU WANT TO END YOUR RIDE (ie) CLIMB OR DIVE!

Other recommended trails in the same area:
OVERLAND ( a bit of a drive from erie but well worth it), ASBURY WOODS